Out of all the new malicious files detected in 2018, the amount that turned out to be backdoors rose by 44%, while the volume of ransomware increased by 43%. One in three (30.01%) computers encountered at least one online malicious threat in 2018.Read More…
Misr for Government Technological Services (E-Serve) has announced a strategic collaboration with Kaspersky Lab. With this partnership, E-Serve and Kaspersky Lab will exchange experience of best practices in the field of cybersecurity to create a cyber-immune community protected from various cyberattacksRead More…
With an aim to raise the level of cyber-readiness and prepare a mechanism to ensure skilled and qualified talent available for the needs of the country, the Economic Development Board of Bahrain has partnered with Kaspersky LabRead More…
From today, malicious and suspicious files shared by users of Kaspersky Lab products in Europe will start to be processed in data centers in Zurich, initiating the first part of a relocation commitment made by the company in late 2017 under its Global Transparency Initiative. The move reflects Kaspersky Lab’sRead More…
The fusion of fashion and technology is a reminder of the rising influence of technology on design, and in order to literally showcase the connection between art and technology, Kaspersky Lab has partnered with Emirati designer Ayten Al-Khayat,Read More…
The Kaspersky Lab DDoS Q3 report marked a continued trend in attacks aimed at educational organizations, as they open their doors after a long summer and students head back to school. Attackers were most active during the third quarter in August and September,Read More…
Kaspersky Lab entered into an distribution partnership with Redington Value, a value-added distribution division of Redington Gulf, to provide advanced cybersecurity services and products to organisations and enable them to develop new capabilities in mitigating cyberattacks.Read More…
Kaspersky Lab researchers have detected a new wave of financial spear-phishing emails designed to make money for cybercriminals. The emails are disguised as legitimate procurement and accounting letters and have hit at least 400 industrial organizations, mostly in Russia. The series of attacks started back in autumn 2017 and targeted several hundreds of company PCs inRead More…
